Eighth-Grade Students Build a ‘Frozen’ Prosthetic Hand for a Six-Year-Old Fan of the Film
A group of eighth-grade students at Deer Creek Intermediate School in St. Francis, Wisconsin built a prosthetic hand with a design inspired by the Disney movie Frozen for a six-year-old girl named Ariah. Frozen is Ariah’s favorite movie, so the students used a color scheme that corresponds with the movie, added snowflakes to the design, and put the words “Queen Ariah” on the hand as well.
The students worked with the FIRST robotics program and E-Nable, an organization that makes prosthetic hands for people who need them.
photos via SFrobotics
Glen Tickle
Recent Posts
Musician Cleverly Integrates a Rotary Phone Into a Guitar Pedal for a Cool Stuttering Effect
How Car Chase Scenes Evolved Over a 100 Years
A Fascinating Demonstration of the First Copying Press From 1780
A Fluffy Samoyed in a Backpack Loves to Ride the New York City Subway With His Human
Musician Dressed Like Robert Smith Performs ‘Take On Me’ In the Distinctive Style of The Cure
